Hangar Y
The world's first airship hangar, built in 1879 from the Galerie des Machines of the 1878 World's Fair. Reopened in 2023 after forty years of silence.
€3 park€12 immersiveRER C
Meudon
What to see and do in Meudon
Seven places, five of them free. Filter by what you feel like doing.
Musée Rodin — Villa des Brillants
Rodin's own house and studio from 1895 to 1917, his plaster gallery, and his grave in the garden under a bronze cast of The Thinker.
Free entryWeekends onlyArt
Art & History Museum — Armande Béjart's house
A sixteenth-century house owned by Ambroise Paré, then by Molière's widow — now the museum of the town, its painters and its sculptors.
Free entryTue–SunRainy day
The Observatory Terrace
A 260-metre terrace built in 1650 on the ruins of a royal château, with the whole of Paris laid out below and the Eiffel Tower straight ahead.
FreeViewpointAll year
Meudon Forest & the Three Ponds
1,086 hectares of oak and chestnut managed by the French Forestry Office, with 130 km of paths and seven ponds — the closest real forest to Paris.
Free1,086 hectares13 km loop
Potager du Dauphin
A seventeenth-century royal kitchen garden, bought by Louis XIV for his son in 1679 and now home to fifteen craft workshops. In 2002 the potager was saved from a hideous real estate development project by the Comité de Sauvegarde des Sites de Meudon and the Franco-Russian community.
FreeCraft studios17th century
Maison de la Nature et de l'Arbre
FreeMaison de la Nature et de l'Arbre
A free environmental centre at the forest edge: seed library, teaching garden, beehives and family workshops.
FreeWith kidsWed · Sat · Sun
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